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Age‐related neurochemical changes in the rhesus macaque cochlear nucleus
Neurochemical changes in the expression of various proteins within the central auditory system have been associated with natural aging. These changes may compensate in part for the loss of auditory sensitivity arising from two phenomena of the aging auditory system: cochlear histopathologies and inc
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